The Houston Texans put together a blunder in every sense on Christmas Day. They were defeated 31-2 by the Baltimore Ravens during the primetime game. They had no energy and struggled in all three phases of the football game.

The Houston Texans sat at the center of the NFL world in recent weeks, with a three-game stretch across 11 days that included nationally-televised contests against the Kansas City Chiefs and Baltimore Ravens. C.J. Stroud and Co. didn't exactly meet the moment.

Here’s our final takeaways from Wednesday’s near-watchable outing from the Houston Texans against the Baltimore Ravens. embarrassing

Outside of a Kamari Lassiter safety against All-Pro running back Derrick Henry in the second quarter, that was the Houston Texans on Christmas Day. The Texans never executed on offense and allowed Lamar Jackson to break Michael Vick's rushing record as the Baltimore Ravens secured a 31-2 victory at NRG Stadium.

The Houston Texans are shaking their heads after a 31-2 loss to the Baltimore Ravens on Christmas Day at NRG Stadium. The Texans let a touchdown up on the openi

The Houston Texans are wearing their brand new H-Town uniforms against the Baltimore Ravens in the second half of the NFL Christmas Gameday Doubleheader.

The Houston Texans might be headed back to the playoffs, but they gave little hope of being a threat to win multiple games following a putrid and near-watchable performance against the Baltimore Ravens.

T he Ravens gave fans a nice Christmas present on Wednesday in the form of a 31-2 blowout victory over the AFC South champion Houston Texans. It was one of Baltimore’s most domi

DeMeco Ryans Admits Blame For Texans' Christmas Day Blunder vs. Ravens. The Texans were simply unprepared for the moment. The players and coaching staff all equally des